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8/22/1297, Sir Henry de Tyeys appeared with other barons
appeared at the exchequer about a grievance associated with “the eighth and
taking of wool.” (S) English Historical Documents, Douglas, 1996, P482.

7/22/1298, Henry at the battle of Falkirk and the defeat of
William Wallace.

1299-1308, Henry summoned to parliament.

1300, Henry le Tieis at the siege of Carlaverock castle. (S) A
Tour in Scotland, 1772, Pennant, P411. [“Henry le Tyes had a banner whiter than
a smooth lily, with a red chevron in the middle.” (S) The Siege of
Carlaverock.]

9/5/1300, Tuesday market and annual fair grant by K Edw I to
Henry le Tyeys; to be held at the manor of Mousehole, Cornwall. (S) Gazeteer.

2/12/1301, Henry, lord of Chilton, joined in the Baron’s Letter
to the Pope. (S) Roll of Arms, Wright, 1864, P19.

1302, Henry held a fair in the vill of Mousehole.

2/3/1303, Robert de Leuekenore and Sir Henry le Tyeis, knight. …
Robert has quitclaimed to Henry the annual rent of 4s. 10d. which Henry ought
to render for a cottage which was of Cecilia Galian and for a plot called
Estpond with the cottage which was of William Apslan in the vill of Shirebourn.
(S) UKNA.

Son Henry assigned his mother Hawise the manor of Draycot,
Wilts, inherited in 1285 from Simon Foliot. Hawise then released Draycot back
to Henry for a yearly fee.

1322, Hawise alive when her son Henry died.

Bef. 1334, Hawise died, her daughter Alice her heir of the
manor of Draycot.

(S) A History of the County of Wiltshire, V9, 1970.

Family notes:

·Inventory of goods of Henry Tyeis at Scurbourn,
and deliveries made; including a hood, a coverlet furred with miniver, four
linen cloths, a robe de peres with 2 overtunics and a hood, price 53s. 4d.,
boots, shoes … delivered to Hugh de Harfeld, chamberer of the said Henry, as a
legacy; a robe price 3s. delivered to John de Stanton, of Oxon.; a cloak with
hood and a set of body mail price 6s. 8d. delivered to Reginald his esquire;
and delivered to Henry [Tyeis] his heir a horse price 3 marks.

Children of Henry and ?:

i. Alice Tyeys (5909753), born ~1285 in England.

Ii. Henry Tyeys, born ? in England.

1313-21, Henry summoned to parliament.

1322, Henry, 2nd Baron Teyes, captured at the battle
of Boroughbridge, beheaded as an adherent of the Earl of Lancaster. (S) The
Chronicle of Lanercost, Maxwell, 1913, P236.